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and for a preliminary assessment of exposure.
WARNING!
The actual vibration level when using power
tools may differ from the specified maximum
value, depending on how the tool is used. It is
therefore necessary to determine which safety
precautions are required to protect the user,
based on an estimate of exposure in actual
operating conditions (taking into account all
stages of the work cycle, e.g. the time when
the tool is switched off and when it is idling, in
addition to the start-up time).
DESCRIPTION
1. Fuel tank
2. Fuel cap
3. Starter cord
4. Primer bulb
5. Choke
6. Air filter cover
7. Handle
8. Spark plug cover
9. Engine
10. Lock for continuous operation
11. Throttle control
12. Power switch
13. Handle
FIG. 1
14. Grease nipple
15. Drive shaft
16. Gear housing
FIG. 2
ASSEMBLY
Fitting the auger
NOTE:
Switch off the engine, wait until all moving
parts have completely stopped, and release
the spark plug lead from the spark plug before
working on the machine.
1. Place the engine on a workbench.
2. Put the auger on the drive shaft and align
the holes to each other.
3. Insert the pin (A).
4. Secure with the cotter (B) and bend one of
the shanks.
FIG. 3
NOTE:
These steps are the same for all types of
augers.
USE
Fuel
Fuel is a perishable product that ages as a result
of evaporation, especially at high temperatures.
Old fuel can cause starting problems and/or
damage the engine. Do not buy more fuel than
you can use in 2 months. In high temperatures
oil mixed fuel should be used within 6–8 weeks.
WARNING!
• Risk of personal injury.
• Fuel is highly flammable and can in some
circumstances be explosive. It is
prohibited to handle fuel in areas with
naked flames, embers or sparks.
• Switch off the engine and allow it to cool
before refilling with fuel.
• Follow all the safety instructions for
handling fuel.
• Always fill up with fuel before use.
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